Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-24
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Barton
H. c. Pierce has been on the sick
list.
sam Nelson returned to Dartmouth
college last Wednesday.
VIII. Randau's barber shop will be
open again next Wednesday,
The 7. Club will meet with Miss
Lizzie Nelson next Saturday evening.
The Odd Girls meet with Mrs. 5.
B. Currier ON Wednesday Afternoon.
\ full attendance Is desired.
The Ladies' Society of the Cong.
church will meet with Mrs. F. ".
Baldwin, Wednesday afternoon.
Read Mr.. Rawson's new advertise
ments. He keeps a full and excellent
line of goods Of the various kinds adj
vertised.
The Band boys masquerade party.
on Thursday evening, despite the
storm. was well attended. and proved
a financial success, netting about $50.
4 large number Of young people
went from this place to Irasburgh last
Monday evening, to the promenade
concert. and from the report we judge
that they had a pleasant time.
o. V. Joslyn, f. G. Collision and
+. y. Randall, visited the Encampment
Of the Grand Army held at St. Al
bans last. and reported a large gath
ering and very interesting exercises.
A CARD.-we wish TO tender our sin
cere thanks 10 the friends that have been
so kind TO Us during the sickness, death
and burial OF our loved ones.
W. f. Randall,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B Randall
The time tables and circulars are
out announcing very low fares
from all sections to the Montreal
carnival to be held week after next.
We shall give a fuller notice next
week.
The stock holders of the Orleans
County Fair Ground Co., are hereby
notified TO meet ut H. o. whitcher's office
in Barton, on the stb day of Feb, 1887,
al p. m, for the purpose of the election
OF officers for the ensuing year.
c. II. DwINELI, See.
1t would be difficult to put more
weather into one week than the ele-
ments wove together during the last
seven DAYS. A big thaw has changed
the condition of things greatly. and
1t will he possible To get the roads
open again.
Willie Z. Randall suffers a severe
loss in the death Of his wife. which
occurred on Thursday. after a decline
Of some weeks. Her infant child
died soon after its birth. The funer-
al services were held at Mr.. Randall's
house on Saturday. and the remains
We're taken to Glover for burial.
The officers elected at the Good
Templars Saturday night. were as
follows: L. NJ. Hubbard, c. T:
Miss Sophie Drew, V. t; Miss Edie
Dewey. Sec. Mrs. Henry Gay. f.
=: Mrs. H. A. Glazier. T.; Mrs. G.
f. Bickford. c.: o. f. Lane, NJ.
Miss Ida Hopkins. G.: c. II. Wood
ard. :.
Mr. Griswold Of Waterbury. who
until Of late has been Mr.. Guernsey's
foreman on the new Methodist church,
was taken severely sick last Tuesday.
and on Friday suffered a shock. and
there Is no hope Of his recovery. His
wife came across the country from
Waterbury last night. but too late to
be recognized by her dying husband
The entertainment gotten up by
the Post bOvs.On Wednesday evening.
was quite well attended. and proved
an enjoyable occasion. Ed. Cook of
Glover gave a talk which was inter
esting but somewhat unlike ordinary
lectures. Mr.. Cook would make a
good preacher if his theology could
be doctored little. A good supper
was provided, and little promenad-
ing done To end of with.
ALBANY
J. 4. Dow l. home from Boston.
The singers In this town will be
likely TO visit the Craftsbury conven-
ton nexr week.